the lead counsel to the inquiry, jason beer kc, today said that has happened several times., the chair of this inquiry, sir wyn williams, has become so concerned by this that he's threatened criminal sanctions against the post office if it doesn't produce evidence in a timely manner. this morning giving evidence was chris jackson. he's a lawyer with burgess salmon and he's been brought in by the post office to help them to speed up the delivery of evidence. he started his evidence session by apologising for the delays. really, what this session has been about has been about trying to work out what the post office intends to do to make sure that these delays stop happening because, as i say, this is a serious criminal issue. this is a statutory inquiry. there's nothing voluntary about the giving of evidence here. that threat of criminal action remains if the post office doesn't get its house in order. in the last few minutes, it's been announced that the broadcaster annie nightingale has died. among her accomplishments, being radio 1's first female dj, and gaining a reputatio

the lead counsel to the inquiry, jason beer kc, today said that has happened several times.ainst the post office if it doesn't produce evidence in a timely manner. this morning giving evidence was chris jackson. he's a lawyer with burgess salmon and he's been brought in by the post office to help them to speed up the delivery of evidence. he started his evidence session by apologising for the delays. really, what this session has been about has been about trying to work out what the post office intends to do to make sure that these delays stop happening because, as i say, this is a serious criminal issue. this is a statutory inquiry. there's nothing voluntary about the giving of evidence here. that threat of criminal action remains if the post office doesn't get its house in order. zoe, at that inquiry. the radio1 dj, annie nightingale, the station's first female presenter, who went on to become its longest—serving host, has died, at the age of 83. her family said she was a "pioneer, trailblazer and an inspiration to many." david sillito looks back at her life. annie nightin

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